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The Pride and Prejudice of Bogota’s Bicentenario Park

October 21, 2018 Anna Fixsen 0

Medellin’s renaissance is one for architecture’s storybooks. After decades of mundane violence, the city today is not only (comparatively) peaceful but a world-class architectural hub. Indeed, many cite the city’s urban development as a factor in its rebirth. But Medellin’s success sometimes overshadows that of neighbouring (and capital) city, Bogota.

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Experimenting with Concrete Models: More Mass Doesn’t Mean Less Light

October 21, 2018 Delia Bayona 0

The contact between hands and models should never be lost. Going into this experience provokes silence, forcing us to think about the care that goes into concrete models. Few words are needed, as models often tell us everything we need to know through the beauty and simplicity that goes into their creation and the importance of the manual process in an architect’s work. 

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Take a tour of Taiwan via our new Pinterest board

October 21, 2018 Fiona Hartley 0

Our new Pinterest board showcases the best new architecture in Taiwan, including the “world’s largest performing arts centre” designed by Mecanoo and MVRDV’s unusual Y-shaped house with a rooftop pool. Follow Dezeen on Pinterest ›
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Bogotá, Through the Lens of Leo Matiz

Bogota’s modernization between 1940 and 1970 is featured in a wide array of books, magazines, and photo albums, as well as in the city’s own public and private archives. Every one of these sources reveals a deliberate, as well as critical, approximation of how modern architecture reconfigured the city’s center and brought together the new buildings and urban space with the already existing cityscape.

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Bogotá, Through the Lens of Leo Matiz

Bogota’s modernization between 1940 and 1970 is featured in a wide array of books, magazines, and photo albums, as well as in the city’s own public and private archives. Every one of these sources reveals a deliberate, as well as critical, approximation of how modern architecture reconfigured the city’s center and brought together the new buildings and urban space with the already existing cityscape.

Three geometric volumes form Nelson Resende’s architecture studio

October 21, 2018 Alyn Griffiths 0

Nelson Resende has designed an office for his architecture practice in Portugal’s Arada district in a pair of tangentially touching cuboids and a cylinder. Resende created the building to be capable of housing two autonomous offices that could be linked to function as a single space if required. He designed the office as a cluster of basic forms that

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N16 / Haykin Architects

October 21, 2018 Daniel Tapia 0

This villa is the home for a bold, energetic and extrovert couple with their four children. Being designers of cosmetic products, the clients brought to the design conversation a profound feeling for fashion and style. Entering the house starts with passing through the Corten steel entrance gate. After the gate, there is no real front door. The house reveals itself totally, absolute hospitality.

jenny sabin LUSTER photoluminescent installation opens in new york

October 21, 2018 macnadusa 0

the third annual pop-up experience ‘house of peroni’ debuts jenny sabin’s immersive installation LUSTER in new york city’s west village. the installation event is presented by italy’s premium lager peroni nastro azzurro and non-profit organization, art production fund. the photoluminescent canopy structure integrates a full service bar to offer a luminous and engaging space. the […]

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